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Important
healthrelated
information
·Patients
undergoing
oxygen
therapy
may
receive
inaccurate
results.
·Some
people
with
diabetes
do
not
experience
symptoms
of
low
blood
sugar
(hypoglycemia).
Others,
such
as
children
or
people
who
are
unconscious
or
have
certain
disabilities,
may
not
be
able
to
communicate
their
symptoms
to
caregivers.
For
these
reasons,
do
not
change
any
treatment
without
first
talking
to
your
doctor
·Run
a
control
test
when
you
open
a
new
box
of
test
strips
or
if
you
think
that
your
test
result
is
incorrect.
Running
a
control
test
lets
you
know
that
the
meter
and
test
strips
are
working
properly.
·DO
NOT
CHANGE
YOUR
TREATMENT
BASED
ON
A
SINGLE
RESULT
THAT
DOES
NOT
MATCH
HOW
YOU
FEEL
OR
IF
YOU
BELIEVE
THAT
YOUR
TEST
RESULT
COULD
BE
INCORRECT.
If
your
blood
glucose
result
doesn'
t
match
how
you
feel
and
you
have
followed
the
instructions
in
this
manual,
follow
your
doctor's
instructions,
or
call
your
doctor.
·Children
should
be
taught
how
to
use
the
meter
and
any
other
medical
products
appropriately
·Being
severely
dehydrated
or
losing
a
lot
of
water
may
give
you
false
(low)
test
results.
If
you
think
you're
suffering
from
dehydration,
call
your
doctor
right
away.
·If
you
have
followed
all
the
instructions
in
this
booklet
and
still
have
symptoms
that
don't
seem
to
match
your
test
results
–
or
if
you
have
questions
–
talk
to
your
doctor.
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